Use your Blogs API credentials to establish a secure connection with TestGorilla. Store tokens safely and respect API rate limits.
TestGorilla authenticates to the Blogs API using the credentials provided in your account and requesting the scopes required for emails and blog data access.
Key endpoints include emails/builder for templates, emails/schedule for sending, and blog endpoints like blogs/posts, blogs/categories, and blogs/authors used to create and manage content and campaigns.
Trigger: a new blog post is published in Blogs API.
Actions: create a corresponding email draft via Emails Builder and optionally publish to subscribers.
Method/Path: POST /blogs/posts to create, POST /emails/builder to prepare templates.
Key fields: postId, title, slug, author, emailTemplateId.
Trigger: new or updated blog category in Blogs API.
Actions: map category to TestGorilla segments, update lists tied to campaigns.
Method/Path: GET /blogs/categories to fetch, then update segments via API calls.
Fields: categoryId, name, slug.
Trigger: new blog post with onboarding tag triggers welcome emails.
Actions: pull post content and embed into an email template in Emails Builder, then send to new users.
Method/Path: POST /blogs/posts and POST /emails/builder
Fields: postId, templateId, recipientList.
Rapid automation with drag-and-drop builders and prebuilt templates.
No-code data mapping between blog posts and emails improves accuracy and speed.
Easily test, deploy, and iterate campaigns without writing code.
A short glossary of terms you’ll encounter when connecting the Blogs API to TestGorilla.
GHL API is the programmable surface that lets you read, create, update, or delete data in the Blogs API and related services with authorized requests.
An article entry within Blogs API that can be retrieved, created, or published.
The Email Builder is where templates are designed and managed for campaigns tied to blog content.
A specific URL path in the API that performs a defined action via HTTP methods.
Automatically convert new blog posts into email newsletters using a template in the Email Builder and deliver to subscribers.
Sync categories with audience segments to tailor campaigns per topic.
Trigger onboarding emails when new content is published to guide new users.
Obtain API keys or OAuth tokens from Blogs API and configure in TestGorilla.
Set scope to emails/builder.readonly and any other required scopes.
Run a test call to an endpoint like GET blogs/authors to verify data flow.
First, the Blogs API exposes endpoints for content and emails that you can call from TestGorilla. Ensure you have valid credentials and the correct scopes, then test with a safe sample payload to validate your flow. If needed, set up a sandbox environment to prevent any impact on production data.
Authentication uses an API key or OAuth token. Keep tokens secure, refresh before expiration, and grant only the minimum scopes required. In TestGorilla, configure the connection with the token and perform a simple GET request to confirm access.
Core endpoints include POST /blogs/posts to create posts, GET /blogs/authors to fetch authors, GET /blogs/categories to fetch categories, and GET/POST /emails/builder for templates and campaigns. These enable end-to-end content-to-email workflows.
Yes. Use sandbox or test endpoints where available and enable read-only modes to validate data flows without altering production data.
Common scopes include emails/builder.readonly for viewing templates and additional write scopes as needed. Request the minimum scope required for your workflow.
If a request fails, check tokens, endpoint paths, and payload schemas. Review rate limits, retry with backoff, and use TestGorilla logs to diagnose issues.
Rate limits vary by plan. Start with conservative usage, monitor in the dashboard, and cache data where possible to reduce API calls.
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